US EditionPresident in Opening Speech at Song Festival: We Cannot Stop Taking Care of Each Other
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In order for the Estonian people to be the ones who hold the reins and tie the ropes themselves, we must take care of each other and cannot stop passing on the wisdom and culture of our ancestors who brought us to where we are today, emphasized President Alar Karis in the opening speech of the song festival.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda says that at the Estonian Song and Dance Festival the world must feel "invincible, united and forever free" the Baltic spirit.
President Alar Karis and his wife Sirje Karis, dressed in traditional Estonian costumes, watched the opening concert of the Song Festival from the front row, sheltering under raincoats. Also sitting near them was former Prime Minister and current High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas, who had come to visit her homeland from Brussels.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda is encouraging the world to see the “invincible, united and forever free” Baltic spirit at the Estonian Song and Dance Festival. The country’s leader, along with his Estonian counterpart Alar Karis and Latvian counterpart Edgars Rinkevičius, attended the 28th Estonian Song and 21st Dance Festival in Tallinn on Friday. “The name of this year’s Estonian festival – “Iseoma”, or “Kinship”, is very apt. Because …
The presidents of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, during a meeting at Kadriorg Palace on Friday, emphasized that Europe must assume greater responsibility for its security and discussed cooperation and defense among the Baltic states.
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